In Boulder
Urgent Care is designed for medical needs requiring prompt attention but not severe enough for the emergency room. It’s ideal for treating conditions like minor injuries, infections, flu symptoms, sprains, or other same-day concerns when your primary care provider isn’t available.
Boulder Medical Center (BMC) Urgent Care is different than other urgent care facilities. We provide:
Refer to the chart below to decide if BMC Urgent Care or a hospital emergency department is the best choice for your situation. Depending on the severity of the medical problem, BMC Urgent Care may need to redirect patients to an emergency department.
Masks are required at our clinics if you have respiratory symptoms (cold, flu, COVID, coughing, sneezing, etc.).
Review our Contracted Insurance List and check with your insurance carrier to confirm your coverage or copay. BMC Urgent Care visits are considered provider office visits.
Lab services are provided by LabCorp, which bills patients directly.
Confused by the letters after a provider’s name? This guide explains common BMC provider titles and how each role supports your care.
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